whats a a good insole for my boots

[leadpillproductions]

I just ordered thorlo hiking socks , what would be a good insole for my asolo boots ?

[Poguebilt]

SOLE or Superfeet

[MBOGO]

Been using Superfeet for a few years, they work great for me.

[Tarp Man]

I really like the Sole ones, as they conform to your feet. There are two thicknesses to fit different volumes of boot/feet. You heat them up and then stand on them in your boots. Voila! Custom insoles. The superfeet ones provide lots of arch support but not as much volume or padding.

[BCrams]

If you have Thorlo socks (thick) .... and you go with custom insoles (which are often thicker) ... you may get an improper fit with the boots.

That said, I put superfeet in my boots but I don't use thick socks.

[Hunt'n Guide]

I've had the orange superfeet in my sheep hunting boots for a couple of years. No complaints. Never tried the Sole insloes though.

[bigwhiteys]

Well... After spending a couple hundred bucks on insoles over the years there are only two I would recommend.

Work Wear World - Has a set of GREEN gel-type inserts, they are $20 and work great.

Lathrop & Sons - Has their own proprietary footbed that they have developed for hunting. It's about $60 I think, but is a very comfortable insert.

Superfeet I have tried and they were way too hard, not enough cushioning and the SOLE (cook in oven?) sucked too... They were a waste of like $40+.

Carl

[BromBones]

I haven't found insoles that last very long - me being ~240 lbs + carting a 60 lb pack tends to flatten out insoles pretty quick.

I think the Dr Scholls Sport/Gel are the most comfortable I've used. At $25 a pop, it's no big deal to swap 'em out a few times a year.